Bitsight Continuous Monitoring.

Measure and continuously monitor third-party security controls to align with your risk tolerance and organizational objectives.

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Measure and continuously monitor third-party security controls to align with your risk tolerance and organizational objectives.

Effectively validate security controls across new and existing vendors.

Effectively validate security controls across new and existing vendors.

Continuously monitor controls to mitigate risk for third and fourth parties.

Continuously monitor controls to mitigate risk for third and fourth parties.

Deliver evidence-based assurance to all stakeholders to drive confidence in your TPRM program.

Deliver evidence-based assurance to all stakeholders to drive confidence in your TPRM program.

TPRM Onboarding Risk Summary

Quickly identify red flags for cyber risk with objective data aligned to standards and custom questionnaires.

Take control of your cyber risk across the vendor lifecycle. Drive workflow automation with cyber intelligence in your VRM/GRC platform.

Learn about Bitsight VRM and our VRM/GRC integration partners.

SPM Security Ratings Timeline

Continuously monitor to track changes, prioritize responses, optimize team efforts and drive more effective risk reduction.

Drive remediation through proactive, evidence-based collaboration.

Expand your visibility of fourth-party products and service providers with automatic discovery.

TPRM. Third Party Portfolio Report

Use the industry’s most expansive security domain coverage to gain a historical perspective of the performance of third-party controls and a predictive view of the likelihood of a breach.

Instill confidence in your TPRM program with quick and easy-to-produce reports that show vendor performance and trends across your portfolio.

James Arden
Advisory and Assurance Manager, RBC Brewin Dolphin
RBC

“Bitsight’s findings have greatly informed our understanding of our vendor ecosystem – where their digital assets are based, the vulnerabilities present in their digital ecosystems, and risky fourth-party relationships.”